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Mildewed and gray the marble stairs	A
Rise from their balustraded urns	A
To where a chiseled satyr glares	A
From a luxuriant bed of ferns	A
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A pebbled walk that labyrinths	A
'Twixt parallels of verdant box	A
To where broad based on grotesque plinths	A
'Mid cushions of moss padded rocks	A
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Rises a ruined pleasure house	A
Of shattered column broken dome	B
Where reveling in thick carouse	A
The buoyant ivy makes its home	B
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And here from bank and there from bed	C
Down the mad rillet's jubilant lymph	D
The lavish violet's odors shed	C
In breathings of a fountain nymph	D
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And where in lichened hoariness	A
The broken marble dial plate	E
Basks in the Summer's sultriness	A
Rich houri roses palpitate	E
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Voluptuous languid with perfumes	A
As were the beauties that of old	F
In damask satins jeweled plumes	A
With powdered gallants here that strolled	F
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When slender rapiers proud with gems	A
Sneered at the sun their haughty hues	A
And Touchstone wit and apothegms	A
Laughed down the long cool avenues	A
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Two pleated bowers of woodbine pave	G
'Neath all their heaviness of musk	H
Two fountains of pellucid wave	G
With sunlight tessellated dusk	H
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Beholding these I seem to feel	I
An exodus of earthly sight	J
An influx of ecstatic weal	I
Poured thro' my eyes in jets of light	J
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And so I see the fountains twain	K
Of hate and love in Arden there	L
The time of regal Charlemagne	K
Of Roland and of Oliver	M
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Rinaldo of Montalban's towers	A
Sleeps by the spring of hate above	N
Bows spilling all his face with flowers	A
Angelica who quaffed of love	N

Madison Julius Cawein

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